The United and the city play a 0-0 draw on Kevin de Bruyne’s last derby.
Manchester United and Manchester City have played an anticlimactic raffle of the Premier League 0-0 in a low key derby, which was a punch to the City’s candidacy for the Champions League rating.
Pep Guardiola’s team is fifth place on the table at 52 points, one behind Chelsea and United were thrown in 13th in 38.
With the two parts fighting for difficult campaigns, he also did not create many clear possibilities on Sunday, especially in a first half of DRAB in an Old Trafford with a single.
The party was picked up after the interval and the city striker Omar Marmoush triggered a forceful shot from 25 meters (27 meters) that forced the United’s goal Andre Onana to a great savings.
Joshua Zirkzee had the best United opportunity in the second half when it became and struck a half -volley that forced the city of City Ederson to a prominent two -handed savings.
United sheet was the first to Old Trafford from the 4-0 route to Everton on December 1.
The previous meeting between the two teams had been much more entertained with United Inturing the Champions League in December with a 2-1 victory at Etihad Stadium thanks to the late goals of Bruno Fernandes and Amad Diallo.
However, there were no such artificial fireworks, Manchester Derby, in all competitions, with many fans who went to the outings before the final whistle was.
The second half, at least, pointed out the goals. City missed a fantastic opportunity shortly after the break when Marmoush made a pass to send Phil Foden to the goal, but the United Defender Noussair Mazraoui entered for a clean attack from behind.
United players called a penalty when Ruben Diats shot and ended up falling into the ball in the box, but the referee and VAR disagreed.
City fans periodically entered Kevin de Bruyne Chants for his beloved Belgian midfielder, who played at his latest Manchester Derby after announcing on Friday that he would leave the club at the end of the season.
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